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Khartoum Begins Its Long Road to Recovery In the heart of Sudan, Khartoum is slowly making strides toward recovery after enduring over two years of intense civil war. The scars …
Khartoum’s Slow Recovery from Civil War Struggles Read More
Beijing adopts cautious diplomacy amid Iran-Israel conflict, condemning violence but refraining from military support to Iran. Chinese officials express concern over economic stability and emphasize dialogue while navigating complex geopolitical …
Beijing Turns to Cautious Diplomacy in Iran’s War with Israel Read More
An Israeli airstrike in Lebanon has resulted in the death of a Hezbollah fighter, identified as Mohammad Khader Al-Husseini. This follows another strike that killed a different Hezbollah militant. Tensions …
Hezbollah Fighter Killed in Israeli Airstrike in Southern Lebanon Read More
The UN Security Council has extended its authorization for member states to inspect vessels potentially violating Libya’s arms embargo for another six months. The resolution requires a report on implementation …
UN Extends Authorization to Inspect Vessels Suspected of Violating Libya Arms Embargo Read More
On May 24, 2025, Johannesburg, South Africa, held a lively parade celebrating diverse cultural expressions. The event featured colorful performances and lively music, drawing local and tourist crowds, while also …
Celebrating Culture: Johannesburg Parade Dazzles Spectators Read More
President Trump claims a ‘total reset’ has occurred in U.S.-China trade talks, following increased tariffs that fueled a trade war. High-stakes discussions are taking place in Switzerland, although no agreements …
Trump Declares ‘Total Reset’ in U.S.-China Trade Talks Amid Tariff Tensions Read More
Senegal is enhancing flood prevention measures ahead of the rainy season by coordinating efforts with government agencies, local authorities, and community residents. The National Office of Sanitation (ONAS) has initiated …
Senegal Takes Action to Prevent Urban Flooding Ahead of Rainy Season Read More
Brazil has reinstated visa requirements for travelers from the U.S., Canada, and Australia, effective Thursday, reversing a six-year exemption. This decision is based on reciprocal engagement as these nations still …
Brazil Reinstates Visa Requirements for Travelers from US, Canada, and Australia Read More
The South African Parliament has passed the 2025 Budget, which includes a contentious VAT increase. It was approved by a narrow margin, with 194 votes for and 182 against. Finance …
South African Parliament Passes 2025 Budget Despite VAT Hike Controversy Read More
Minister Ronald Lamola highlighted South Africa’s dedication to diplomacy during the Annual Aziz Pahad Peace, Security, and Human Rights Dialogue. He stressed that the country will maintain its principled positions …
South Africa Reaffirms Commitment to Diplomacy While Upholding Principles Read More